Sentence examples for familial term from inspiring English sources

Normally, the familial term is just a regular noun, e.g. I have one sister.

We use familial terms – for example, 'mother', 'brother' – to denote the relation that the interviewed family member has to the person(s) with a schizophrenia diagnosis.

Let us then dare to surmise that the unconscious is on close, even familial, terms with that most elusive presence in the conscious mind — our soul.

Let us then dare to surmise that the unconscious is on close, even familial, terms with that most elusive presence in the conscious mind-our soul.

Obama spoke not just of Clinton's competence but of her character, in familial terms: "And, if any of us had raised a daughter like Hillary Clinton, we would be so proud.

To add to the confusion, she uses familial terms loosely: I had heard that her father had died, but this turns out to be her step-grandfather; she calls one brother, Christian, her twin, but tells me, 'I can't tell the truth about that one.

Several described their firm in similar familial terms.

Are you attracted as a dramatist to the cost of it, in both personal and familial terms?

Many forms of type 2 diabetes (which are usually strongly familial) will probably be understood in defined genetic terms.

This was first described in New York in 1945 by Sheppard Siegal, although the term familial Mediterranean fever was not coined until 1958 [ 1].

We avoid the term "familial CJD", as CJD was originally defined as a clinicopathological syndrome which is distinct from e.g. GSS or FFI.